Son Brull | 2-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pollensa

Pollensa’s quieter northern reaches reveal themselves gradually as you approach Son Brull, a limestone villa that sits surrounded by 5,000 square metres of mature gardens where the Mediterranean light changes everything by the hour. This luxury villa rental in Pollensa accommodates 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, positioned within walking distance of both countryside and coast. The property unfolds across a single ground floor, designed without internal stairs—a practical advantage that becomes apparent the moment you arrive with luggage or children in tow.

Inside Son Brull

Son Brull sleeps 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, all on the ground floor. The larger bedroom features a substantial double bed dressed in quality linens, with direct access onto the southern-facing terrace where morning light streams across the bed until mid-morning. The second bedroom contains two single beds positioned to allow separate sleeping arrangements—crucial for families with older children or adult friends preferring their own space. Both bedrooms benefit from individual air conditioning units on timers, allowing guests to regulate temperature precisely during summer heat.

The main bathroom features a full bathtub with shower capability, while a separate shower room provides flexibility during peak-use mornings. This dual-bathroom setup prevents the bottleneck common in smaller villas when multiple guests need to prepare simultaneously.

The living area commands the villa’s central space: a generous sitting room with comfortable seating, satellite television for those rare rainy-day moments, and a functional fireplace for winter lets. The room opens directly onto the covered terrace through full-length windows, effectively extending the living space outdoors during shoulder seasons. The dining area sits adjacent, centred on a wooden table scaled for four place settings—intimate enough to feel connected, spacious enough to avoid elbows-on-plates frustration. The kitchen runs along one flank of the ground floor, equipped with gas cooking, dishwasher, full refrigerator-freezer, and a coffee maker that guests consistently praise. The kitchen design prioritises practical workflow rather than showpiece aesthetics: storage is ample, the work surfaces are durable, and the appliance selection reflects actual holiday cooking rather than aspirational entertaining.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds reveal themselves as the property’s true strength. An 8-metre by 4-metre swimming pool dominates the central garden area, with depth ranging from 0.9 metres to 2 metres—accommodating both young swimmers in shallow sections and adults seeking deeper water. The pool water temperature benefits from heat pump technology, extending the swimming season from May through October and making early-morning dips genuinely comfortable rather than gasping-shock experiences.

Three distinct terrace zones serve different purposes: the covered terrace adjacent to the villa provides shade for dining and working during peak heat; the open terrace facing the pool captures morning sun for coffee; a third seating area positioned at the garden’s perimeter offers views across surrounding countryside. Sun loungers cluster around the pool, while garden furniture scattered across the lawn accommodates the specific angle of afternoon shade at different times of day. A barbecue sits ready for evening entertaining, with adequate space for grilling without smoke drifting through the living areas.

The gardens themselves—meticulously maintained rather than wild—provide authentic Mediterranean atmosphere without requiring guests to navigate uncut vegetation or worry about children running into hazards. Mature trees offer natural shade progression throughout the day, creating microclimates that make the property comfortable even during Mallorca’s warmest weeks in July and August.

Private parking for at least one vehicle sits within the gated property boundary, essential for guests planning to explore beyond the immediate neighbourhood.

Location: Pollensa and the Surrounding Area

Son Brull occupies countryside positioned approximately 3 kilometres from Pollensa town centre—close enough to access amenities and attractions within a 5-minute drive, distant enough to avoid tourist congestion and maintain genuine tranquillity. Pollensa itself is known among experienced Mallorca travellers for its authentic character: narrow cobblestone streets, independent family-run restaurants, and a cultural calendar that brings the town alive without overwhelming it with package-holiday crowds.

The weekly Pollensa Market—operating every Sunday from 8am to 1:30pm—presents over 300 vendor stalls selling everything from artisan textiles and handcrafted jewellery to seasonal produce. For accommodation-based cooking, this market provides superior fresh ingredients compared to supermarket alternatives, with direct access to local farmers selling vegetables harvested that morning. The market occupies the town centre plaza, a short walk from the historic architecture and café culture that defines Pollensa’s appeal.

The Joan March Gardens sits 2 kilometres south of the town centre, a botanical landmark established in the late 1980s honouring the region’s most influential business family. The gardens showcase rare olive varieties and slender cypress trees featured on Pollensa’s traditional heraldic coat of arms. Open continuously 24 hours, the gardens demand no booking and cost nothing to enter—a genuinely accessible cultural experience for early risers or sunset walkers.

Dining infrastructure around Pollensa caters to varying appetites: Q11 Restaurant operates 10 minutes’ drive from Son Brull, offering seasonal gastropub cuisine (lobster tagliatelle, herb-crusted lamb ribs) daily from noon to 10:30pm. Smaller family-run establishments line the town’s main streets, providing traditional Mallorcan cooking at moderate prices—caldereta de langosta (lobster stew), tumbet (layered vegetable gratin), and fresh fish prepared simply.

Beach access within 15 minutes’ driving includes Cala Sant Vicenç (sheltered cove with three separate beaches), Playa de Pollensa (long sandy beach backed by promenade amenities), and the smaller, quieter Cala Barques. The dramatic cliffs of Formentor peninsula lie 20 kilometres north, offering hiking trails with coastal views and access to the lighthouse at the peninsula’s tip.

The island’s northeastern character—less developed than the southwest coast, more genuinely Mallorcan in atmosphere—means Son Brull works as a base for exploring either quiet beaches or cultural experiences. Alcúdia’s walled old town sits 12 kilometres south, featuring medieval fortifications and archaeological museums. The Tramuntana Mountains rising inland offer hiking routes and mountain villages like Deià (known for artistic community and clifftop restaurants) approximately 40 kilometres away.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with young children find Son Brull particularly practical: the ground-floor layout eliminates stair navigation with toddlers; a provided cot and high chair address immediate needs; the shallow pool section allows confident water introduction without safety anxiety; the enclosed garden boundaries keep young explorers contained. Parents seeking space and comfort without excess (unnecessarily large villas can feel impersonal) consistently rate this property highly.

Couples seeking privacy and countryside calm—without isolation—benefit from the location’s balance: sufficient distance from Pollensa’s nightlife to ensure quiet evenings, close enough to access restaurants and cultural activities when desired. The master bedroom’s terrace access appeals particularly to those prioritising morning solitude with coffee before joining household routines.

Multi-generational groups of 4-6 combining grandparents, adult children, and young grandchildren find the two-bedroom arrangement allows flexibility: one generation per bedroom, or shared family sleeping with alternative room configurations. The outdoor entertaining infrastructure supports gatherings without feeling cramped.

Couples requiring separate bedrooms for health, comfort, or personal reasons find the two-single-bed option practical without stigma—simply a functional sleeping arrangement rather than a compromise.

Practical Information

Son Brull accommodates 4 guests maximum across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Mallorca Airport (Palma de Mallorca International) lies 60 kilometres southwest; transfer time by rental car runs approximately 70-85 minutes depending on traffic through Palma. Car hire remains essential for exploring beyond walking distance, with multiple rental companies operating from the airport.

The nearest supermarket (Carrefour Express) sits 1.5 kilometres toward Pollensa town centre—approximately 3 minutes driving or a 20-minute walk. Small village shops nearby stock basics and local specialities.

The rental includes: Wi-Fi internet connection throughout the property; air conditioning in both bedrooms (timer-controlled to manage energy use); heat pump pool heating; all linen and towels; dishwasher and washing machine for household laundry; basic kitchenware and utensils. Cleaning occurs before arrival and after departure; mid-stay cleaning requires separate arrangement.

Check-in flexibility accommodates varying flight schedules—early check-in or late checkout subject to availability and advance notice. Registration number ETV/2914 identifies the property within Mallorca’s official rental registry.

Frequently Asked Questions about Son Brull

How many guests does Son Brull sleep?

Son Brull accommodates 4 guests maximum. The property contains 2 bedrooms: one with a double bed (2 persons) and one with two single beds (2 persons). No sofa beds or additional sleeping arrangements exist within the villa structure.

What is the nearest airport to Son Brull in Mallorca?

Mallorca Airport (Palma de Mallorca International Airport) operates 60 kilometres south of the villa. Transfer by rental car requires approximately 70-85 minutes depending on Palma traffic and the precise route taken. Shuttle services and airport car-hire desks operate throughout the day and night.

What is the best time of year to rent Son Brull?

May through September offers guaranteed warm weather and guaranteed swimming conditions. May and September provide warmth (25-28°C) without the intense heat of July-August. April and October remain viable with occasional warm days interrupted by cooler periods. July-August bring peak heat (30-35°C) and peak tourist presence. Winter months (November-March) are generally mild (8-15°C) but wet; heating and the fireplace make winter lets possible but less appealing for typical beach-holiday expectations.

Is Son Brull suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes provided cot and high chair for infants and toddlers; ground-floor layout eliminates stair hazards; the pool’s shallow section (0.9 metres) allows confident early water introduction for children aged 3+; enclosed garden boundaries contain young explorers. Nearby beaches at Cala Sant Vicenç offer calm, shallow water ideal for young swimmers. The location’s quietness and garden space appeal to parents seeking active engagement rather than screen-based entertainment during holidays.

What is included in the rental price at Son Brull?

The rental price includes: accommodation in furnished bedrooms; linen and towels; Wi-Fi internet; electricity and water; air conditioning in bedrooms; pool heating via heat pump; dishwasher and washing machine use; pre-arrival cleaning and post-departure cleaning; access to all outdoor amenities (pool, terraces, barbecue, garden furniture). Utilities are included; unlimited Wi-Fi operates continuously. Guests provide their own food and beverages; basic kitchenware is supplied for meal preparation.

What restaurants and shops are near Son Brull?

Q11 Restaurant (seasonal gastronomy, 10-minute drive) operates daily noon-10:30pm. Pollensa town centre (5-minute drive) contains numerous family-run establishments serving traditional Mallorcan cuisine at moderate prices. Carrefour Express supermarket sits 1.5 kilometres toward town centre. Pollensa Market (300+ vendor stalls selling produce, artisan goods, textiles) operates Sundays 8am-1:30pm within the town centre. The nearest restaurants span Pollensa’s main streets and various coves along the northern coast.